ECG quiz with answers
ECG quiz with answers 68-year-old male came to emergency department with chief complaint of intermittent...
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Brudzinski Sign
Brudzinski Sign Reflexive flexion of the knees and hips following passive neck flexion is called...
Image Based Medical Questions -1
A Elderly lady of 59 years came to emergency department with complain of chest pain,...
Most common aggressive form of lymphoma
Most common aggressive form of lymphoma is [A] Waldenström macroglobulinemia[B] Follicular lymphoma[C] Small lymphocytic lymphoma[D]...
Parasitic infection of the CNS
Most common parasitic infection of the CNS [A] Malaria[B] Cysticercosis[C] Schistosomiasis[D] Angiostrongyliasis Most common presentation...
TAPSE
Tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE) is a measurement of [A] LV Function[B] RV Function[C]...
Nitric Oxide Synthas
Nitric oxide is synthesized by the oxidation of L-arginine [A] Lysine[B] L-ornithine[C] L-arginine[D] Cysteine Which...
Smudge cells
Smudge cells seen most commonly in [A] ALL[B] CLL[C] AML[D] CML Zeta-chain-associated protein kinase 70...
Chronotropic index
Chronotropic index is calculated as follows [A] (peak heart rate – resting heart rate) /...
Clinical Question-11
A 87-year-old man complained of a one-month history of a minimally pruritic rash on his...
De Ritis ratio
De Ritis ratio is the ratio between the concentrations of [A] AST / ALT[B] CK-MB...
Most common form of non-haemolytic hyperbilirubinaemia
Most common form of non-haemolytic hyperbilirubinaemia [A] Rotor’s syndrome[B] Gilbert’s syndrome[C] Crigler–Najjar syndrome[D] Dubin–Johnson syndrome
Jaundice is usually clinically detectable when the plasma bilirubin
Jaundice is usually clinically detectable when the plasma bilirubin is more than [A] 0.5 mg...
Artery of Wollschlaeger and Wollschlaeger
Which of the following is the ‘Artery of Wollschlaeger and Wollschlaeger’ [A] Occipital artery[B] Single...
Azygos anterior cerebral artery
ALL are TRUE about Azygos anterior cerebral artery EXCEPT [A] Single A1 segment of the...
Artery of Salmon
Artery of Salmon is a branch of [A] Basilar artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Vertebral artery[D]...
Artery of Percheron
Artery of Percheron is a branch of [A] Anterior cerebral artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Posterior...
McConnell’s Capsular Arteries
McConnell’s capsular arteries arise from [A] Suprascapular artery[B] Middle cerebral artery[C] Circumflex femoral arteries[D] Internal...
Eponyms in artery
Anastomotic connection between branches of the right coronary artery and/or left circumflex artery [A] Kugel’s...
Bachmann’s bundle
Bachmann’s bundle is called as [A] Fasciculo-ventricular pathways[B] James bundle[C] Interatrial bundle[D] Nodo-ventricular pathways Bachmann’s...
Pre-excitation
All of the following are responsible for Pre-excitation ECXEPT [A] Bundle of Kent[B] James bundle[C]...
Accessory pathway
Most common sites for accessory pathways [A] Atrio-ventricular pathways[B] Atrio-fascicular pathways[C] Nodo-ventricular pathways[D] Fasciculo-ventricular pathways...
Wolf–Parkinson–White Syndrome
WPW syndrome is a disorder characterized by all of the following EXCEPT [A] Preexcitation on...
Sacubitril
Sacubitril is a [A] Antedrug[B] Prodrug[C] Metabolite[D] Active drug Sacubitril is a pro-drug that, upon...
Urinary tract infection
Most common cause of Urinary tract infection is [A] Pseudomonas[B] Chlamydia[C] Escherichia coli[D] Klebsiella All...
McConnell’s sign seen in
McConnell’s sign seen in [A] HOCM[B] Mitral Valve Prolapse[C] Pulmonary Embolism[D] Cardiac Tamponade What is...
Down syndrome – Pulmonary hypertension
Why individuals with Congenital heart disease associated due to Down Syndrome are more prone for...
Transient myeloproliferative disease
Transient myeloproliferative disease usually develops in [A] Marfan syndrome[B] Down syndrome[C] Turnor syndrome[D] Patau syndrome...
Krückmann-Wolfflin bodies
All are about Krückmann-Wolfflin bodies EXCEPT Krückmann-Wolfflin bodies compared to Brushfield spots of trisomy 21...
Brushfield spots
Brushfield spots seen in [A] Marfan syndrome[B] Down syndrome[C] Turnor syndrome[D] Patau syndrome Brushfield spots...
Myelopathy in Down syndrome
Myelopathy in Down syndrome is usually caused by [A] Spinal stenosis[B] Atlanto-axial instability[C] Lumbar lordosis[D] Autoimmune...
Down syndrome – characteristics in Down syndrome
Medicine Question Bank Characteristics in Down syndrome Most commonly seen characteristics in Down syndrome [A]...
